Polls: Education & Career

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I was watching a YouTube podcast reacting to the Jubilee video Conservative Parents vs Liberal Teachers so this question is inspired by that.

I am somebody who wants to go into teaching so here is my view on politics in the classroom:

At a primary school level (5-11) no. Children at this stage in their lives are just learning basic skills like reading, writing, do simple Maths they're simply not mature enough to be having political discussions in the classroom.

At a secondary school level, it depends. For example, there's classes where politics should be irrelevant like Maths and Science. But then there's certain classes where politics needs to be discussed like Sociology and History for example because politics links to the subject. However, I think it is completely wrong for teachers to tell students who to vote for, ridicule students for having certain political beliefs, or stereotype a whole group of people based on who they vote for. And no teacher, should be advocating for their preferred political candidate in the classroom. It is just not appropriate, irrelevant and can alienate students who hold opposing political beliefs.

What are your thoughts on this matter?

Will you help me settle an argument? This boy that I was conversing with is adamant that “youtube is actually a reliable source of education.”.

What do you think?

Then your manage says he’ll pay you for his.

do you let him pay for his or say it’s on you?

Thinking about switching careers. Apparently, this certification can help with my enrollment in other programs.. The admission advisor said the tuition is so high because there's tutors available free of charge to help you excel in the program.

What do you guys think? Does it seem worth it.

You could have multiple, but is your biggest motivator in life?

Advancement : having a new goal and seeing yourself succeed. Managing to get that new promotion or meeting a new dead line, etc.

Madness : Having a new enemy/target to face, a new competition to win at, etc. You want to be the best at what you do and be better than anyone else.

Individuality : you're motivated by your "future life" or how your life could be like. Maybe you want safety and some good ol' recognition.

Purpose : wanting to be in the history books and written about, maybe by changing the world or by helping others.

I was reading "Your Next Five Moves" by Patrick Bet David (& Greg Dinkin) recently. one of the things the book talks about is the different types of motivation, Hench the question.

And better benefits, stock options, etc